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Oral Interview: W.D. ALLEN JR.
African American Music Collection: the interviews Oral/Writen Interview: W.D. ALLEN JR But that oral/written history was something he had done for what I believe was the University of Chicago, who was interviewing prominent Black Musicians on their stories. That would … Continue reading
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